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... easily misunderstood. Amusements. DRAMATIC FEUILLETON. Haymarket Theatre—The Beggars' Opera—Miss Ormond—Mho' Featherstone—Drury-lane—The Pale Ale Question—St. James's Theatre—l.yrenm. THE HAYMARKET THEATRE opened, for Mr. Buckstone's second season, on Monday ...
... replete with vitality and breadth of colouring. Assi.efs.—This national establishment still continues prosperous. Although Drury Lane is converted into a circus, Antley's Amphitheatre seems nevertheless to draw as full houses as ever. Miss Kate Cooke has ...
... Heller. The Subscription to THE FIELD is— For Three Months 6 I For Six do. For Twelve do. iamussemrnts. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Mr. E. T. Semi, the Lessee, respectfully Informs his Friends and Patrons that he ham, regardless of Expense, engaged a ...
... SUCCORS of the OLYMPIC is fait accoutpli; the PRINCESS'S attracts people anxious to look upou its millinery successes; even DRURY LANE is full every evening; and Mr. Buckstotie, at the HAYMARKET, in order to emulate so much success, brings out, as a novelty ...
... 21musmtnts. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH, The Wonder of the New World every Evening. The Wonder in London—turning money from the doors of Drury Lane Theatre nightly. Re-engagement of the Great Equestrian Troop. Triumphant Success ...
... performance. Places should be taken In time. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. The Wonders of the World every Evening. The Wonder in London—turning money from the doors of Drury Lane Theatre nightly and daily. Re-engagement of the Great ...
... detrimental to the character of the stage than a hundred damned pieces. I have not heard such a noise in a theatre since the Drury-lane row in August, which happened too, unluckily, under precisely the same management as that which now rules the St. James's ...
... limatmtnts. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Sarni. The Wonders of the World. The Wonder in London—turning money from the doors of Drury Lane Theatre nightly and daily. Re-engagement of the Great American 'Troupe, and engagement of Mons. oesairete ...
... SMITH'S DAL MASQUE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-Mr. E. I'. S,tnn, Lessee, has the honour to announce the first GRAND BAT. MASQUE under his direction, to take place on Monday, December 19th, 18531. It is intended to make this entertainment, already rendered ...
... Light informed the magistrate that similar boards ready /or use were to be chased by persons of defendant's description in Drury-lane. Defendant had been charged in May last with collecting alms, and Ncramout 26.] discharged with a caution that if he repeated ...
... SMITH'S BAL MASQUE, 1111EATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-Mr. E. T. Surto. Lessee. ha* the honour to annonnee the first GRAND DAL MASQUE nnder his direction, to take place on Monday, December 10th, 11t5S. It is Intended to make this entertainment, already rendered ...
... glimistnunts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.— Lem.e. Mr. E. I'. Smmr. Messrs. HERNANDEZ and EATON STONE, Directors of the Cruel Equestrian Company, I.ex respectfully and emphatically to thank their Petrone, the London Public, for the immense support which ...